Game six was a bummer for Boston, they missed over ten three pointers that could have made a real difference. Had they scored half of those, the game would have ended badly for Miami. I am rooting for Miami, for the city has spent large amount of money on the account Lebron James and Chris Bosh would bring them more fans, hence more business. However, from a work ethics angle, Celtics deserve it more than anyone. Celtics have been consistent with their games throughout the year, they are team oriented and they play with less overconfidence and more humbleness, where everyone is cheap-in his level best.
If Celtics play game seven with a little bit more effort than they usually put in, just a little more than they did for game six, Bostonians will have a parade at the end of June. Its unfortunate, Celtics could have closed the deal on game six and secure the championship, but Heats burned off the euphoria for Celtics. It seems both teams were fully cognizant of the significance of game six, for Boston it was a championship that has been eluding them for so long and for Miami it was a game defining survival of the fittest, it was man turning to beast and they pulled it off.
Well, Celtics have another chance to close the door on Miami's coming parade, but Heats have just as much chance with home court advantage to rain on Boston's wishful parade. This is essentially a game for the 2011/2012 championship. The winner of this game will walk over Thunders to put their mark on NBA history. So, they are fighting their last battle if you will. This is it, this is the game of the year by all measures, for those that understand the game of basketball this game wraps up the year.



